Position memorizing
1. Adjust
the positions of the seat and exterior
rearview mirror.
2. Press the SET button.
3.
Release the SET button and press the
Position 1/2/3 button within 3 s. Then the
instrument cluster sends a "Ding" prompt
sound, and the current positions of the seat
and th
e exterior rearview mirror are
memorized successfully.
Retrieval of memory position
1. Fast retrieval
–
When the engine start/stop button is in the
"OFF", "ACC" or "ON" position and the
transmission gear is in the "P" position, press
any one of the positio
n 1/2/3 buttons to
retrieve the corresponding position
information.
2. Normal retrieval
–
When the engine start/stop button is in the
"ON" position and the transmission gear is in
the position other than "P”, press and hold
any one of the position 1/2/3 bu
ttons to
retrieve the corresponding position
information. If the position button is released
during the retrieval process, the retrieval will
be interrupted immediately.
Seat welcome
This function can be activated or deactivated by
setting the AV system "System Settings → A/C &
Seat → Seat → Seat Welcome", and when this
function is activated:
– If you switch the engine start/stop button to
the "OFF" position and open the driver's door,
the seat will automatically move back to the
welcome position.
– If you switch the engine start/stop button to
the "ON" position, the seat will automatically
return to its original position.
NOTE
If the seat position is manually changed after
the seat moves to the welcome position, next
time the seat will not move after the engine
start/stop button is switched to the "ON"
position.
Associated memory/retrieval function of GAC
Motor application account
The car control function in the GAC Motor account
system associates the car settings with the GAC
Motor application account
. Different drivers can
automatically obtain the associated driver
positions (such as seat position and mirror angle)
and car configuration information (such as
welcome function and turning down of exterior
rearview mirror when reversing) by logging in to
their accounts.
4. Operation of Systems and Equipment
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